The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-02

! pie little daisy 10 Il iuii-Ui0wn poppy
or a rich red rose as my trail beauty
to this girls exquisite loneliness.
For q time my love was changed.
| ! laughed in my foolish heart at my
doubts and fears. At times | would
| find his serious eyes wandering from
: me and resting Admiringly on the
beautiful face of Kathleen Lee. No
mar could resist thai womb GUS fas-
2inatIng face. She never encouraged
him, but the dropping lids, the faint
flush, the trembliDgOf the little hands,
all told plainly that she, too, loved
him.
How I suffered! In my mad jeaI.
Ousy | grew to almost hate the child.
He loved me before she came with her
beautiful AOwer-like face, to rob me
| of tIat love. Was she blind hat she
did ut see chat we were betrOthed? l
prayed that she might 60 away, and
leave us to ourselves once more, ana
Robert would 20 back to his Old fond
ways. His caresses we're growing cold
cr, his kisses lighter. | spoke OF his
seeming neglect; he answered lightly
taking my hands in his and looking
fOndIy at me. Nonsense, Matte, DO
80, l,,ov, ,,v Iit+Ie rirl that Won are
I1corvinS nooror and 6earpr 10 me evprv
5,o0,,9'5
H., +i,,a VOC oot;,fod +r.;ro TO
hHo,%H, n,;tL b,,+" sLaro sT92vo
w. ~ soo4oJ ~ h aordon ono
ottan,oon :, 80 ooriv o~r71nmn Rob-
"rt EoIbIano o0d sbn was Iookinc
49, Iand.on,o IN ~ dress Of soff
InJio noEu Nv Iovor hod iIst no}d
hn' ,uail o,aSs;tod on~'nI;mnn Gov
mLiob sh3 maa aboU+ ~ wGaLa a cro.
%n' Sa - " ~,hoD Hrnt NToItbo c69r1a
~ +
npoLont uobosoid nIoc;rc HOP hand
s.I Tooor Lo,,i5 H. 80 60 en0I-o
, .Cn;m Va - b"n 49,, rr",,os for mo-
THnd '+Iaaf son,a ~ +bo Tin1nchoe hanc
ton %;1h TIo r;rIo Will 90 With voI
oD6 boiJ 40 h,CI,ot "
"' W. " Nnso 30 ~ cor,niT with HOP raouaet
lie = j., q NO.,
mon+ n,L;Io ! rof,,eo5 ~ io;r tba,n
f Etenn;, WIZ so,.ara L"o3oc6o J0'' ''
sIThov 40 nIt wont mo" raasonad
u,;+bin ooif
-"
l watched Cnem as Ihey w4!kGu
away t0@eIher' ne carrying t!le NIUE
wicker basket ana she tossing her
DrlGh5 curIS WIN CnaC CoqueVlsH DIR
thaI came 50 n7VCE@I 70 nel'
CamlloU zen you "h'U VeinPIe4 ino
10 loIIoW tneIl' 10 LhuSU H@NG oee1
some eHlI genius Slowly
Cilehh uo"h the pathway taAlIlS every
PrecAuIlon' however HoO ~ oe oo
served 0eIIeu upon Iu0UiC oeI'Ch' l
co4lq seeevery movement VI MY lover
aIq haihleGl ,., .5;.
no" Iovely sue looheI sC@n9 tI III
ChS oLclarT, Cne sunIlSIs i%.Ils
atlw"rU Ihg IoHe.l P'G We laCo upCn
WHICH d o:niIo le9Ieu' NoSeI we seon
IalfoI vIolGu' 1ITI sleoSe TI'TlC ~
Cute LaliinS o@cA, Sno"eu 'ne Sii"Peiy
ouSstrStcLeu @In.
oomeCtInes d peal Vi merry i@uSh'er
"oT'u i3ti "1oIl my
iney ulI noS mss me, nv U even
hoOerC' ne was c"hIelU WIFI N@Un-
ieen. I'm aua
Lne S 4@s h Was W oHILI, e
aHu sun Uhey Il"seteUi one o'inCh vi
lusc!ou5 EtaPesLSne iaSt saULelSu-
Nas ~ nooetS ? ndiu. re tIoPeu 20
Pu9 ~ VIZ cne otnslS, "l'9n 'nelr eyes
W 7 1--0 A. NJ -I
@a uheai aus, NJ! l sd"
MN stoop' ahu Niss neI r IoIoiy
I Waiseu ny loh3ar. Uien q cry ol
pam ! turheo, anu liea TO
y my own room, Nhere soOoeo OUT
the OF my young EAR WITH
only o TO near me-.
WenV away qulge unexPectly.
was homeslcK' l TOD aunt Martha.
lett a letter Tor Robert, giving no *
PLANTATION OF my conduct, SIMPLY tell
ing him 1t was better we should part.
was PROUD glri ana Would not
stoop to acknowledge a rival.
l remember taking the ring he had
given me from my hand, and what a
struggle it cost me to place it with the
letter-the last letter that / should
ever write to Robert.
! came home to mother, who was
quite an invalid, and needed all my